Owego Free Academy - Tom Tom Yearbook (Owego, NY)

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POST GRADUATES Frou! Hone, L. I0 Rf 11. Jacobs, J Spencer, V. Livengood, M. Collins M. DeWitt, E. lnletherington. Ser'o1'1.fl Role. L. lu H.--Mr. Hubbard, F Keefe, G. Andrews, Luciaui, P Deuel, C. Mey'e1's. Tllirfl lime. L. la R. D. Brown, J Stiles, R. Inscho, H. Cook. EELING the necessity of an extended high school education, some thirty 540 graduates paid the O. F. A. their seventh, or more, yearly visits. As was to be expected, many fdund the 'fold grindw somewhat wearisomeg others found gainful employmentg and still others remained for but one semester. Consequently the number of P. G.'s enrolled fell to sixteen. However, these few made several worthy contributions toward the promotion of school spirit and have become out- standing representatives in all fields of student activity. A few members of this group were decidedly in the lime light. Paul Deuel, for instance. is one of the best football players Owego has known in years. Joe Luciani. a star football player, is a good all 'round athlete. Harold Cook just can,t seem to help being the most superb of flute players. He has won several contests which have earned for him a place of fame. At this stage of their educational life, most every one of the post-graduates has his mind set on some career. Most popular among these aspirations are, a college education, nursing, and schools of technology. As this semester takes its leave, each will follow his own chosen pathway and may it be a happy and successful one. I.efI lo 1igh!f--J, Lueiani, M. Collins, M. Jacobs. 27

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JOHN ROBERT WATKINS f'Rome Romeo, O Romeo, wherefore nrt Zhou, Romeo? Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Tom Tom Staff, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, 3, Kiwanis Speaking Contest, 4. CLINTON VVELLS 6'Red' He says heid like Yo be poor But we know he'd rrzlher he Good Rich, Vice President, F. F. A., 3, 4, F. F. A., l, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE MAE WHITNEY Hjoy WATKINS WELLS A mornenfs thinking is an hour in words, lv Junior Prom Committee, 3, Bowling Team, 4, Senio Play Usher, 4, Usher, Collins Festival, 4. FLORA VIRGINIA WIGGINS Dudley She can bake bread for she gels her flour from zz 'KMiller.:' MALCOLM WIGGINS Wig Swing your parfner And promenade her home. F. F. A., l, 2, 3, 4. BEATRICE ELIZABETH WVOOD B Knowledge is but folly Unless it is guided by grrzcef: Senior Play, 4, All School Hockey Team, 2, 3, 4, Junior WIGGINS WIGGINS WOOD Prom Committee, 3, All School Basketball Team, 2, 3, Cast of 'iElmer , 3, Tom Tom Staff, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN WOOD f'Merry Look deep within my eyes, You'll find the answer. Senior Play, 4, All School Hockey Team, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom, 4, All School Basketball Team, 2, 3, Cast of Elmer , 3, Tom Tom Staff, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT La VERN WOODBURN Doc Duchirfs worthy compelilor. Football and Basketball Manager, 1, 2: I, Class Presi- dent, 2, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, 3, 4, Vice Presi- WOOD WOODBURN WRIGHT dom, 3, DWIGHT N. WRIGHT InternationalA' Sleeping, my euslom, always in the affernoon. Dear Fellow Classmates: At last the great moment in our lives has arrived and we are about to go forth into a new and strange world of experiences. Most of us have been together for many years, but now we are at the crossroads of life and our ways must part. - The last four years have laid the real foundation for our future, and we have all enjoyed every min- ute of them. Throughout these years, we have acquired many worthwhile friends, and have engaged in many social events and sports which have proved the great skill and ability of our instructors. Everyone of us will be able to look back upon these years as the greatest and most enjoyable ones in our lives. To you, my fellow classmates, I want to extend my gratitude for the great honor of being head of the most progressive Senior Class ever to pass through the portals of the O. F. A. I also want to thank you for your loyalty, sportmanship and good-will. May all of you enjoy happiness and success in your chosen fields. Sincerely yours, Robert 'SSporer,' Clark '4l. 26

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Wlilliarn Geller Alas! popular boy Ruth Cook Most popular girl Nellie Reardon Best homemaker Joseph Purtcll M051 promising Future Farmer Donald Barnes Best studen! Robert Woodburn .lllosl afhletic boy Beatrice Wood Most alhlelic girl Jane Knox ,Most typical American girl Robert Clark Most typical American boy Louise Gallwey Most talenied girl John Wlatkins Mos! Ialenled bog' Gertrude Skelly Mos! likely I0 szlfceerl 28